OILSOUP:



Thank you for that insight. Our igbo custom is supreme.

Yoruba people want to talk about culture they dont know. They can never mind their business, it is igbo 24/7.

OILSOUP:


Enlighten us on our culture, tradition and who we are.

OILSOUP:



Start with Yoruba customs and the babaloja and mamaloja extortion that u call tradition. Idiot!

omonnakoda:
It is just pest control. A farmer has to protect his produce from vermin

foladara777:

God!! You are slow!!... If d Supreme Court makes a judgment against that tradition, u won't see me defending it... That's the difference between both of us.

deliveryboy:
Great, So when her father dies, Amadioha says she cannot inherit his property and her brothers will gleefully deprive her of her inheritance, she does not complain, she moves on and meets an Igbo guy, the guy dies, husband's people comes, wash the dead body collects the water, put in a bowl, gives the woman to drink, she has to sleep in the same room with her husband's corpse for three days to prove her innocence, if innocent, they send her packing from their brother's house into the abyss. Are Igbo girls the Osu I have been hearing about?

omonnakoda:

That is quite easy. You have none

You are JEWS remember?

OILSOUP:


Go and sleep and wake up tomorrow with igbo as good morning. It sucks to be yoruba.


Most of u comment mainly on igbo related thread. Yorubas have nothing to look forward to wonder how they will cope post Nigeria.

OILSOUP:


Go and sleep and wake up tomorrow with igbo as good morning. It sucks to be yoruba.


Most of u comment mainly on igbo related thread. Yorubas have nothing to look forward to one wonder how u will cope post Nigeria.

foladara777:

It is obvious from ur comments that you are pained... Wish I could feel your pain?? Well I don't, buh I do understand it. U are embarrassed by the fact that people of other tribes are condemning your traditions and exposing it as backward and retrogressive... Well, u are d one defending your traditions hopelessly, so I guess it actually sucks to be Igbo instead.

OILSOUP:


Igbo customs is supreme. Nobody can change our culture but us.

OILSOUP:



I am more than pained actually, wen it get to this level blood flows. U get luck of proximity.

E be u like say we dey play abi?

foladara777:

Supreme?? I laugh in tongues!! So supreme that u need a judgment of the Supreme Court to tell u dat a particular custom is outdated and yet you are not ready to admit it.... Supreme indeed.

OILSOUP:
AS LONG AS I HAVE GIVEN HER EDUCATION, LOVE AND CARE, TIME TO MARRY SHE CAN INHERIT HER HUSBAND, IF SHE WANT TO INHERIT FROM ME, SHE SHOULD FORGET MARRIAGE AND BECOME MY WIFE.



WE CAN DO IT LIKE THE YORUBAS AND START HAVING SEX WITH OUR DAUGHTERS. ERRANT NONSENSE.



NO WONDER PEOPLE ARE SCREAMING BIAFRA, A YORUBA WANT TO USE SUPREME COURT TO FORCE OUR DAUGHTERS INTO INHERITING FATHER PROPERTY WEN BABALOJA AND MAMALOJA ARE STILL EXTORTING MONEY AND KILLING TRADERS IN LAGOS.

wizzakosh:
it is not new, even when your father finds it difficult to folk. Your mother, you will scream yoruba. If your brother sleeps with your wife, still shout yoruba cos your life is incomplete without mentioning yoruba. Well can't blame you much, I blame your bakward ancestors.

OILSOUP:


[b]Who is the u? Are u daft or just delirious? Ndiigbo need nothing from the Zoo, we exercise our right, custom and tradition as we see fit without regard to the Zoo.[/b]hahahahahahahaha!

mich24:
Nigeria Government always looking for ways to destabilize peaceful region of the east, to course uproar among the people, but you know what? Biafra is coming, to give all sons and daughters of the great east their rightful possessions and not the eye service of a country we are in today.

foladara777:

Mr. Oilsoup! (Whatever that means)... So u are saying d zoo and itz inmates are d ones drawing your attention to d backwardness of ur tradition?? Datz pathetic... Ur culture was supposedly more enlighten now, u guys should be able to fix these issues yourselves and not rely on the wisdom of d people from d zoo... I mean datz just common sense. Right?

OILSOUP:
ANY DAUGHTER OF MINE THAT PUT HAND IN MY PROPERTY WILL TURN MY WIFE THAT DAY AND START HAVING MY CHILDREN, SHE SHOULD FORGET MARRIAGE AND STAY IN HER FATHERS HOUSE AND INHERIT PROPERTY.

OILSOUP:


Abeg make i go enjoy my wife jare. errant nonsense! hisssssssssssssss!

deliveryboy:
Great, So when her father dies, Amadioha says she cannot inherit his property and her brothers will gleefully deprive her of her inheritance, she does not complain, she moves on and meets an Igbo guy, the guy dies, husband's people comes, wash the dead body collects the water, put in a bowl, gives the woman to drink, she has to sleep in the same room with her husband's corpse for three days to prove her innocence, if innocent, they send her packing from their brother's house into the abyss. Are Igbo girls the Osu I have been hearing about?

OILSOUP:



AFTER MY SONS MUST HAVE TAKEN OVER WITH MY FULL CONSENT? UNLESS I DID NOT RAISE HER, WILL SHE DARE.


ANYWAY TODAY NEWSPAPER IS TOMORROW TOILET PAPER, NOBODY WILL FOLLOW A YORUBA DECEIVER OVER OUR CUSTOM AND TRADITION.


OUR CUSTOM WILL BE FOLLOWED TO THE LATTER.

OILSOUP:


DUDE NIGERIA HAS NO FUTURE. TO COEXIST WITH PEOPLE OF DIFFERENT CULTURE AND FAITH REQUIRES RESPECT, YORUBAS HAVE NONE.


THEY ARE DECEIVERS. U HAVE CREATED A SITUATION WHERE THOSE GIRLS WILL BE MURDERED OVER PROPERTY.


LEARN TO RESPECT OTHER PEOPLE CULTURE IT IS THEIR FOR A REASON. WOMEN MOVE ON CHANGE NAME, WAT BUSINESS DOES SHE HAVE WITH HER FATHER PROPERTY.


THE CHOICE IS FOR THE FATHER NOT SUPREME COURT. IN IGBOLAND A FATHER RESERVE THE RIGHT TO GIVE HIS DAUGHTER A GIFT NOT INHERITANCE.

TonyeBarcanista:
This is a welcome development




Nigeria Judicial system is miserable. Case of 1981 is decided in 2016, a whopping 35years after.

Gadamit

Princy13:


Thread for the oblong cone-headed amala and ewedu eaters to masturbate on.

If it were to be Ibos on the attack now they will say they have no respect for tradition and their elders.

Double-faced creatures.


Spits...

OILSOUP:



LOOK AT THE YORUBA PSYCHO, NOW TELL ME IF THEIR IS ANY NEED TO CLONE A FEMALE MONIKER TO COMMENT ON IGBO CULTURAL AFFAIRS.


YORUBAS ARE PSYCHOTIC. IT IS PARTICULARLY WORST IN THEIR MEN OR DO I SAY transgendered.

LucifersTongue:
So 6 pages into the thread and I'm yet to read up to 5 responses from Igbo women. I wanna hear their views, are they in support or not?!

Young03:
whether they like it or not. traditionally a female can't inherit a land in Igbo land

aru!

Igbo land z not Bini where famales have rights to lands n houses


Igbo aju kwa

Musharraf:
Islam is d complete way of life.

Check out what Islam said about inheritance.


Quran 4:11
God commands you, with
respect to your children, that the
male shall inherit the equivalent of
the share of two females. If there
are only females – two or more,
then they should receive two-
thirds of what he leaves; but if
there is only one female, she is
entitled to one-half. To each of his
parents, one-sixth of what he
leaves, if he has any children; but if
he has no children, then his
parents will inherit him, the mother
receiving one-third. But if he has
any brothers (or sisters), then his
mother receives one-sixth. (The
distribution in all cases) after any
will he had made or any debt he
had incurred [is taken care of].
Your parents and your children—
you know not who of them is
nearest to you in terms of benefit.
A directive from God; God surely is
All-Aware, Wise.


Quran4:12
In what your wives leave,
your share is a half, if they leave no
child; but if they leave a child, you
get a fourth; all after payment of
legacies and debts. In what you
leave, their share is a fourth, if you
leave no child; but if you leave a
child, they get an eighth; all after
payment of legacies and debts. If
the man or woman whose
inheritance is in question, has left
neither ascendants nor
descendants, but has left a brother
and or a sister, each one of the two
gets a sixth; but if more than two,
they share in a third; all after
payment of legacies and debts; so
that no loss is caused (to any
one). Thus is it ordained by God;
and God is All-Aware, Most
Forbearing.


Quran4:176

They ask you for a legal
decision. Say: God directs (thus)
about those who leave no
descendants or ascendants as
heirs. If it is a man that dies,
leaving a sister but no child, she
shall have half the inheritance. If
(such a deceased was) a woman,
who left no child, her brother takes
her inheritance. If there are two
sisters, they shall have two-thirds
of the inheritance (between them);
if there are brothers and sisters,
(they share), the male having twice
the share of the female. Thus does
God make clear to you (His law),
lest you err. And God has
knowledge of all things.
The “provision for making a will before death
provides a special opportunity for the dying
person to correct any possible imbalance that
he or she might foresee and perceive in the
application of the specific inheritance rules
and to accommodate special considerations
for his or her near relatives who are
disadvantaged or for other poor people he or
she may have in mind. The law of inheritance
prescribed by the Quran also provides for
making a special accommodation for the
needs of the poor, including poor relatives” [2]
at the time of inheritance distribution:


Quran4:7-8
Men shall have a share in
what parents and kinsfolk leave
behind, and women shall have a
share in what parents and kinsfolk
leave behind, whether it be little or
much – a share ordained [by God].
And when at the time of
distribution (of inheritance),
relatives, orphans, and the needy
are present, give them (out of the
property) and speak to them
kindly.”


NB: I will advice you to do research about Islam.

Scholes007:
Then she shouldn't cry when it turns bloody. To me if my sister is married to another man & a property is not willed to her, she should just leave in peace for the sake of peace. I wouldn't hesitate to kill or get killed to maintain my father's and brothers linage because her linage is with her husband unless she is some way out of marriage.